Synth Thoughts: Lessons from the Eurorack Universe
September of 2017 saw me get my first two Eurorack modules. Since then, my system has grown – and I learned a few things along the way. Let’s go over the most important ones.
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Review: MFB Nanozwerg Pro
Being able to assemble everything to your liking is one of the key advantages of modular synths. If your newly assembled wavetable synth gets a ladder filter, a lowpass gate, a six-pole opto-FET design or something else is entirely up to you. With that comes the necessity to do just that. To assemble a simple […]
Read more "Review: MFB Nanozwerg Pro"Review: Makenoise René Mk.2
This is a tricky one. Do I like it, or rather not? I’m not so sure. To find out why that is, you’ll have to read on.
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In this post, we discuss simple (synth) envelopes. “Simple” meaning simpler than ADSR.
Read more "Synth Envelopes: The Simple Ones"Synth Thoughts: Dieter’s Diet (Doepfer 2019 Modules Overview)
Superbooth 2019 is over, and with it came lots of new modules, from prototypes and POC devices to those available immediately. I always take a look at what Doepfer, the mother of all Eurorack, has to offer. So let’s have a look at the new additions that were shown there, most of which are available […]
Read more "Synth Thoughts: Dieter’s Diet (Doepfer 2019 Modules Overview)"Spielsachen: Is More Less?
The Spielsachen setup has grown and become more complex. Strangely, the last few setups I did with it became more simple, if anything.
Read more "Spielsachen: Is More Less?"Synth Thoughts: Stackcable, Hopscotch (and other Multiple solutions)
Clickbait version: the most affordable patching solution will surprise you!
In a clickbait-free version: for multiples, the Hosa Hopscotch is the cheapest version. Sometimes by a margin. If you want details – then you’ve fallen for the bait.
